# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
491 | Philologus | Biblical | A lover of letters, or of the word. | M | |
492 | Philostrate | Shakespearean | A Midsummer Night's Dream' Master of the Revels to Theseus. | M | |
493 | Philotus | Shakespearean | 'The Life of Timon of Athens' Timon's servant. | M | |
494 | Phineas | Greek | Mouth of brass. | M | |
495 | Phineas | Hebrew | Oracle. One of the two sons of the priest Eli in the Old Testament. | M | |
496 | Phinees | Greek | Mouth of brass. | M | |
497 | Phinehas | Biblical | Bold aspect, face of trust or protection. | M | |
498 | Phinehas | Hebrew | Variant of Phineas: Oracle. One of the two sons of the priest Eli in the Old Testament. | M | |
499 | Phineus | Greek | Mouth of brass. | M | |
500 | Phlegethon | Greek | River of fire. | M | |
501 | Phlegon | Biblical | Zealous, burning. | M | |
502 | Phoebus | Latin | Shining. | M | |
503 | Phoenicia | Biblical | Red, purple. | M | |
504 | Phoenix | Greek | A bird that built its own pyre and then was reborn from the ashes. | M | |
505 | Phorcys | Greek | A sea god. | M | |
506 | Phrixus | Greek | Son of Nephele. | M | |
507 | Phygellus | Biblical | Fugitive. | M | |
508 | Phylacteries | Biblical | Things to be especially observed. | M | |
509 | Phylo | Greek | Friend. | M | |
510 | Pi-hahiroth | Biblical | The mouth, the pass of Hiroth. | M | |
511 | Piaras | Gaelic | Rock. | M | |
512 | Piaras | Greek | Rock. | M | |
513 | Piarres | Greek | Rock. | M | |
514 | Picaworth | English | From the woodcutter's estate. | M | |
515 | Picford | English | From the woodcutter's ford. | M | |
516 | Pickford | English | From the woodcutter's ford. | M | |
517 | Pickworth | English | From the woodcutter's estate. | M | |
518 | Picus | Latin | Father of Faunus. | M | |
519 | Pierce | Anglo-Saxon | Rock. | M | |
520 | Pierce | English | Rock. | M | |
521 | Pierce | Irish | Form of Piers from Peter. | M | |
522 | Pierce | Shakespearean | 'King Richard The Second' Sir Pierce of Exton. | M | |
523 | Piero | Greek | Rock. | M | |
524 | Piero | Italian | Italian form of Peter 'rock'. | M | |
525 | Pierpont | French | Lives by the stone bridge. | M |